Local News

At last count, Burnaby had fewer than 60 homeless people, yet homelessness is still a significant concern throughout the Lower Mainland and a hot topic leading up to B.C.’s municipal elections.

There’s a new face at the helm of the Burnaby NOW , now that longtime publisher Brad Alden has retired.

City council chambers were near capacity Monday night (Nov. 3), as residents of Brentwood Park came out to voice opposition to proposed upgrades to the FortisBC natural gas pipeline running through their neighbourhood.

The Greater Vancouver Sewerage and Drainage District is suing Maxxam Analytics International Corp.

It was a relatively uneventful summer for firefighters in Burnaby.

Company suing protesters, seeking injunction to keep opponents away from survey work

An email circulating through Burnaby city hall implicates city officials in an effort to skew the results of an online poll about whether or not the city should reward city officials and volunteers with free golf passes.

Brad Alden, publisher of the Burnaby NOW , and its sister paper, The Record , is retiring this week after 21 years of leadership in both the city of Burnaby and the newspaper industry.

If you’ve been waiting for ridesharing to come to Burnaby, prepare to wait some more. On Monday, Burnaby city council received a report from staff about San Francisco-based ridesharing company Uber and its intentions to expand into Canada.

A plan to build up to 12 new child-care facilities on Burnaby school district lands got the school board’s stamp of approval Tuesday.